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Pole Shed Builders in Red Wing, MN

Storage for boats, RVs, hay and sleds. Send the dimensions you need.

Pole Sheds & Storage Buildings across Dakota, Goodhue and Wabasha counties

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Pole Sheds & Storage Buildings

Pole Shed Builders for Red Wing, MN

River towns collect boats. Between the Mississippi, Lake Pepin and the backwaters, plenty of households own a pontoon, a fishing boat or a camper that needs somewhere to winter. A pole shed fits. It is a roof, posts, steel and a door, sized by the biggest thing you will store and the width of the trailer under it.

Hay, firewood and equipment can go in an open-sided shed that only needs a roof. A lean-to can be added along one wall. Without insulation or heat the cost goes into tall walls, a wide door, a gravel or concrete floor and a pad that drains. Even a simple storage building needs posts below frost and trusses that carry snow.

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What's included

What goes into pole sheds and storage buildings

  • 01

    Tall sidewalls

    Eave height set for a pontoon with canopy or an RV with its roof air conditioner.

  • 02

    Wide door

    A sliding or overhead door that lets you back a trailer straight in.

  • 03

    Open sides

    A roof on posts for hay, wood or equipment.

  • 04

    Lean-to

    A low side roof for extras, built for snow drifts.

  • 05

    Floor

    Compacted rock or a concrete slab.

  • 06

    Drained pad

    Graded so water runs away from the opening.

Building ideas

Pole Sheds & Storage Buildings: what they can look like

  • Front of a red gambrel barn with white trim, sliding doors and a steel-roofed wing
  • Weathered barn with a metal roof and an old orange tractor on the lawn
  • Post frame barn going up: wood columns, girts and roof trusses on a gravel pad

Example photos of the building type.

How it works

How a pole shed job works

  1. 1

    Measure

    Longest, widest and tallest items to store.

  2. 2

    Style

    Enclosed, open or both.

  3. 3

    Permit

    Plans and permit, with setbacks and shoreland limits checked.

  4. 4

    Build

    Posts, trusses, steel and doors.

Questions

Pole Sheds & Storage Buildings FAQs

Will stored boats stay dry?

Yes, if the roof is sealed, the pad drains and condensation is managed with a membrane under the steel.

What moves the price of a storage shed?

Floor area, height, door size and whether the sides are enclosed.

Do I need a permit near the river?

Likely yes. Building near the Mississippi, Lake Pepin and tributaries falls under shoreland setbacks and surface limits, and the city or township issues the permit.

How large for a boat and a camper?

Add their lengths and leave room to walk around them. Many people size up so they can store a second trailer later.

Can it hold hay too?

Yes, in an open lean-to or a dry bay, with the floor raised above wet ground.

Where we build

Pole Sheds & Storage Buildings in these towns

We build pole sheds for pontoons, campers, hay and sleds in every town below.

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